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fixing typo in the page configure-custom-certs page #617

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2 changes: 1 addition & 1 deletion docs/administration/vulnerability-scanning/configure-custom-certs.md
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Expand Up @@ -3,7 +3,7 @@ title: Configure custom Certification Authorities for trivy
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In some cases it might be usefull to provide custom certificate auhtority (CA) bundles to trivy. This is often the case if you are in an enterprise environment where a webproxy is used. Because trivy must connect to the internet to get the CVE data, it must pass the proxy. Trivy reads certificates from a bind-mount, thus it is possible to place certificates in this folder and trivy will validate against them, if new connections are created.
In some cases it might be useful to provide custom certificate auhtority (CA) bundles to trivy. This is often the case if you are in an enterprise environment where a webproxy is used. Because trivy must connect to the internet to get the CVE data, it must pass the proxy. Trivy reads certificates from a bind-mount, thus it is possible to place certificates in this folder and trivy will validate against them, if new connections are created.

## Preparation
- You have a ca-bundle, or single public certificates of your CA, which is used by the webproxy.
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